Storm cleanup efforts are continuing for the city of Erie.
On Sept. 11, city officials announced that the Department of Public Works will be following a week-long neighborhood schedule for tree-limb removal that will start on Monday, Sept. 14.
During this week, Erie residents can place tree limbs that have fallen on their property from the storm onto the curb near the sidewalk. From there the crews will collect the debris but only storm-related debris.
City officials are also asking residents to move vehicles from the streets so crews can have an easier time accessing the debris.
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When will crews collect tree debris in my neighborhood?
The neighborhood schedule goes as follows:
Monday, Sept. 14: West 12th Street to the lake, between State Street and Weschler Avenue; East 12th Street to the lake between State Street and East Avenue.
Tuesday, Sept. 15: West 12th Street to the lake between Weschler and Pittsburgh avenues; East 12th Street between East Avenue and Chautauqua Boulevard.
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Toppled trees damaged houses on Bayview Drive at the foot of Lincoln Avenue in Erie during a powerful storm that ended in the early morning of Sept. 3, 2026. (ED PALATTELLA/ERIE TIMES-NEWS)
Wednesday, Sept. 16: West 12th Street to West 38th Street between State Street and Pittsburgh Avenue; East 12th Street to East 38th Street.
Thursday, Sept. 17: West 38th Street to West Grandview Boulevard between State Street and Greengarden Boulevard; East 38th Street to East Grandview Boulevard between State Street and Bird Drive.
The schedule is tentative and subject to change based on weather conditions, volume of debris and operational needs.
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Private contractors are responsible for removing debris generated from their work.
Contact Nicholas Sorensen at Nsorensen@usatodayco.com.
This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: Erie schedules tree-limb removal services as part of storm cleanup